Roman Blinds, Custom Made And Delivered To You.

Choose Your Fabric – We Do The Rest !

Our goal is to offer you made-to-measure, hand finished, stylish Roman Blinds at affordable prices.

  • Choose your own fabric
  • FREE lining with all Roman Blinds
  • Clear fitting instructions
  • Delivered to your door – free local delivery within Rochdale, Oldham, OL postcodes
  • Choose your style – Roman Blinds, Mock Blinds, Oilcloth Roman Blinds… You decide

 

Coppy Bridge Blinds was founded in response to the demand for quality, bespoke Roman Blinds, made to measure and available via mail order.

For some examples of our work, please see below or use the links on the right of this page.  You can also browse the site to read about:

If you have any questions about our services, please do contact us at any time.

Scroll down or use the links on the right, to see some of our work and comments from our customers.

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12 2009

Laura Ashley “Boys Thomas” Ivory & Blue Roman Blind for Lisa

Lisa had ordered a Roman Blind from us before, and came back to us for a Roman Blind in a beautiful blue “Boys Thomas Blue Stripe” fabric from Laura Ashley.

 

Lisa's Roman Blind from Laura Ashley Boys Thomas Blue Stripe

Lisa's Roman Blind from Laura Ashley Boys Thomas Blue Stripe

The fabric was a pleasure to work with and the finished Roman Blind looked lovely.  We hope that Lisa will be very happy with it!

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10 2011

New From Coppy Bridge Blinds! Mock Roman Blind Window Dressings

A few people have asked us if we make Window Dressings for smaller window recesses. A Mock Roman Blind is usually ideal to dress a smaller window, such as a cloakroom or bathroom.

Mock Roman Blind Window Dressing for Bathroom

Mock Roman Blind Window Dressing

Mock Roman Blinds are so simple: We’ll make one up from any fabric you like and supply it to you from only £20 plus delivery (or free delivery in OL postcodes).

Their simplicity comes from not needing any adjustment.  Not needing to be lowered or raised means that costs are kept to a minimum, while your windows still look fantastic.

This is one we made for ourselves:

Close Up of the Mock Roman Blind Window Dressing

Our Mock Roman Blind Window Dressing in the Small Cloakroom

We hope you like it.  If you’d like one, just let us know!

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06 2011

Chris’ Kitchen, Roman Blinds in Milnrow

We seem to have a few customers called Chris!

Chris’s kitchen window is quite wide, so he chose two Roman Blinds in a lovely striped fabric to complement his kitchen design.

Kitchen Roman Blinds

The Two Kitchen Roman Blinds Installed

Chris seems very happy with his blinds, we hope he enjoys the kitchen view over his lovely back garden!

This style uses a traditional cleat rather than the usual rollers to secure the blinds.  If you’d like something similar, please just contact us at any time.

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02 2011

Roman Blind, Worthing – Rebecca’s Oilcloth Blind

Rebecca wanted a Roman Blind made from oilcloth – fabric coated in PVC to make it wipeable and giving a lovely gloss finish. She chose a beautiful Strawberry fabric from Cath Kidston which we ordered for her and made into her blind.

We hope she loves the blind, but she’s going to be busy for a while as she’s just given birth to beautiful baby girl!

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03 2010

Roman Blinds at Home – Sharon & Phill

The Roman Blinds in our own home are made from a chenille fabric, and presented a real challenge to make.  The fabric tends to distort very easily and is much more difficult to work with than other types.  We’re delighted with the results though, which lend a luxurious feel to our lounge windows and double door.

The fittings on these blinds are very traditional, with the blinds attached to wooden batons.  They’re removable easily using velcro.  Traditional acorns are used with brass cleats providing the fasteners.

We can make blinds in this traditional way if you prefer.  Please just contact us if you’d like this option.

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02 2010

Chris & Sam: Roman Blinds, Royton

Chris and Sam needed a large blind to cover a kitchen window and a smaller blind for their bathroom.  The first pictures show the kitchen blind, now installed above a beautiful Belfast sink.  The second blind, for their bathroom, is a wonderful fabric with a similarly heavy embossed pattern.

Chris and Sam were delighted with their blinds, which are being fitted into their lovely farmhouse.

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12 2009


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